The Library Dependency Editor displays the dependency graph for a
library, called the focus library.
From the Library Dependency Editor, you can perform the following
operations on the focus library: add a child library, remove a child library, and update
a child library version.
The following diagram shows a sample library dependency graph:When a diagram is first displayed, the library layers are organized
hierarchically, with the highest level on top. The diagram uses the following color
codes for boxes:
Pink fill: Library version
for which you are seeing dependencies. This is the focus library.
Black outline: Version
currently selected in the diagram.
Green outline: Parent(s)
of the selected version.
Blue outline: Children of
the selected version.
When you hover the mouse over a library version, the other available
versions for this library are displayed in a tooltip, as follows:
If no version is available, the message "No other version" is
displayed.
If a change is made in the Library Dependency Editor that results in a
violation in the dependency rules between libraries, the objects appear in red.
